We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal,.
'
Any
kind
of
Wood-
,
In
any
quantity"'
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
arc
right.
So
Is
our
Service
Fhone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
NIKht
Phone:
Red
317.
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Huilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elasligum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
op
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
baying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
fat
ill
ties
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
ILC
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKP1NK
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$0.50
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICKS
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Ejtt
$12.00
PemMna
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootlesa
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5SG
131)
Second
Ave.
TERMINALS
GET
FOOTBALL
EDGE
TOOK
THISTLES
IM
OA
MI
LAST
KVLMNti
IN
M
OKIM;
MAT
11
Till:
hTAMllVd
W.
L.
Pts
Terminals
2
0
4
Thistle
1
J
2
Heglment
0
i
0
Tre
result
of
a
rather
line
goal-scoring
gam
last
evening
in
the
City
football
league
found
Grand
Terminals
wlanrt
ovr
Thistles
by
6-3.
the
former
thaus
1
taking
the
flnt
lead
In
the
league
standing.
I
Thistles
were
without
Haig
while
Terminate
were
without
Warren
and
Harrl-
V-c
Thlatle
played
with
the
hill
but
Ter
minate
were
first
w
attack
and
Camp
bell
saved
from
Howe.
Both
tor-
wards
were
playing
fast
soccer
and
Cur-rle
centered
to
W.
Mitchell
whose
pass
to
Ales
Mitchell
was
converted
to
open
toe
score.
Dickens
then
went
through
to
level
the
soars.
Mitchell
played
well
and.
as
a
result
of
combination
between
hun
and
Andrews.
Qurvlch
saved
from
the
latter.
Skinner
headed
away
and
Ourvich
fisted
away
a
good
tentre
from
Andrews,
who
S
meanest
later
shot
past.
Wllliscroft
atoppod
Lunde,
Hill
cleared
and
W.
Mitchell
shot
past.
From
a
cor
ner
Howe
put
the
Terminals
ahead.
A.
Mitchell
shot
just
over
aad
Ourvich
saved
from
W.
Mitchell.
Skinner
headed
away
a
free
and
then
Burnett
and
Howe
raided
for
Howe
to
add
a
third
goal.
Sam
Currle
was
playing
a
fine
game
and
sent
his
forwards
away
for
Chenoskl
to
wore
with
a
long
swerving
shot.
Mac-douald
stopped
Andrews
and
Wllliscroft
cleared
at
the
other
end.
Campbell
saved
from
Howe
and
Dickens
was
nearly
through
a
moment
later.
Following
an
attack.
Alex
Mitchell
scored
M
srceail
goal.
TnisUea
were
now
pressing
and
Ourvich
caught
a
fine
centre
from
Andrews.
Cbenoaki's
shot
wee
just
too
high.
Ales
aad
W.
Mitchell
ware
combining
well
and
Murray
and
J
Currle
played
effective
football
on
the
other
wing
but
found
MacDonaM
hard
to
beat.
Howe
scored
again
with
a
grounder
that
should
have
been
saved.
Lunde
crowned
but
the
Inside
forwards
missed
a
good
opening.
From
Che-uoakl'a
comer
Dtekens
scored
another
goal.
A
penalty
award
Thistle
was
taken
by
Wood
woo
scored
with
his
first
shot
but.
owing
to
an
Infringement.
had
to
take
tee
shot
again
and
this
time
he
put
the
ball
high
ever.
A
Mitchell
added
a
third
for
Thistles
from
a
corner
taken
by
J.
Currle.
Wllllacroft
stopped
Burden.
Murray
was
playing
a
clever
;
game
but
no
further
goals
were
scored
and
Terminals
were
deservedly
win-1
nets
.
TEAMS
Thlsttas
Oamfabett;
WfllacCoft
Br-
Nklne:
O.
Mitchell.
Hadden.
Wood;
J.
Currle
(Jr).
J.
Murray,
A.
Mitchell,
W
CHobeH.
J.
AflMSBSwa.
Terminals-Ourvich:
Skinner.
Donald:
Hill,
Currle,
MAcDonald,
Lund-.
Howe,
Dtcaeata.
Bosdett,
Cateootki
Per
Thistles
Erskine.
starred
In
the
defence
while
the
forwards
put
up
their
best
game
of
the
eeeaoo.
The
Mltmell
brothers
o('
rm
Aid
ct
nil
time
goals,
combined
welt
and
young
Currle
oantrsd
dangerously,
being
well
fed
by
J.
Murray
who
was
In
gcod
form
Jimmy
Andrews,
who
cam
in
at
the
his-
minute
cwlng
to
Haig'
absence
through
a
severe
cold,
never
missed
his
centre
the
whole
evening
and
thl
oic!
:
imrr
has
lots
of
football
In
him
yet
Terminals
were
best
served
bv
G
id-vich.
Skinner,
and
the
three
halves
"nrrie
la
still
the
best
centre
hiOf.
Burden
showed
up
weH
nt
inside
left
and
Cheiiotkl
was
In
good
form.
Dickens
missed
some
chances
but
got
faro
good
toal.
Howe
with
three
goals
shot
hard
and
often.
Lunde
was
good.
George
Russell
refersed.
AMERICANS
I)EFE4T
ITALIANS,
TENNIS
AUTTHIIL.
France.
Jury
tl.
France-T.
Hunter
defeated
OasHnt;
Hh,
(t-1
6-1,
8-0
and
John
Haueaay
etefeu
d
etemn
wAl4prfi.i-4b
iM.
ti-2
In
lntr-rne
David
Cup
tennis
mate
'
tmlev.
i
!
DERBY
FAVORITE
IS
WINNER
TODAY
SANDOWN
Park.
England
.
Jury
81-Falrway.
which
was
a
fawartte
in
'he
Darby
but
which
failed
to
get
Into
the
mosey
on
that
occasion,
won
the
BcUppe
etakes
today.
Royal
Mlimtri'l
'
was
eseond
and
IVioklHW.
third
Fmi-
,
way
Is
owned
by
Lord
Derby.
I
"Now
don't
forget
to
bring
me
Dr.
Chafe's
I
.Nerve
Food.
I
am
feeling
so
much
better
I
don
t
want
to
nxus
a
single
dose."
II!
MEN'S
DOUBLES
FINE
PLAY
Poll
Howard
and
J
ark
dyne
Are
City
Chsmptwir
(Mher
DmI
Today
Poli
Howard
and
Jack
Clyne
won
the
city
lenn:.",
ch;implonshlp
men's
double
oni
Crl
Brand
and
E.
W.
M&rentettr
:i
the
flnal
which
was
playrd
lart
night
-h?
s-ore
being
-,
ft-S.
0-4.
It
vas
a
fast
and
closely
contested
match.
In
the
Prince
Bupert
Tennis
Club
championships,
which
were
played
(bout
a
month
age.
the
same
nnalllsti
met
but
Brunei
and
Marentette
won.
th'
tables
bring
turned
on
this
occa-
It
is
pi,
nned,
weather
permitting,
to
.
lay
final
in
men's
singles,
mixed
dou-U't-
un.-j
ludiek'
douhlco
this
afternoon.
JASff
PARK
TEAM
COMING
Men
self
lleeeltes
lUer
a
ail
Is
Taking
KU-fM
Toward
Arranging
Hnselwll
Seri--
Il-re
Ben
Self
I
i
'
cat
ion
ir:i:n
Di
Park
a:i"
iun.
in
ipt
of
a
c-imnnuv
thrrlard
of
J.
h
:
the
h-'f
be
In
Prince
Rupert
the
latter
part
of
August,
following
a
tour
through
the
central
Interior,
and
requesting
that
arrangements
be
mode
for
two
games
to
played
with
n
Prince
Rupert
Team.
Mr.
Self
Is
taking
The
necessary
steps
:th
a
view
to
having
the
games
played
Pnnre
Hupert
thi
season.
1:
J.i-ptr
P:-i;
bahali
team
will
be
"nipanled
by
h
s:x-p.C'e
archestra.
ALEXANDER
IS
HERO
OF
GAME
iii:u
riHIJJl.S
TO
ONE
HIT
IS
L'HillT
IXMMiS
I5IT
HLBW
IP
IV
MXTII
Special
to
the
Dally
News)
NEW
YOTIK
July
21-Old
Q
rover
k-voland
Alexundcr
stood
the
Phillies
n
their
head.-.
.vesterSny
allowing
but
nc
hit
in
eight
.
innings
but
the
Quak-r&
knocked
him
out
ol
the
box
in
the
linth
with
a
lour-run
rally
and
stop-
(I
one
short
of
winning,
making
It
heir
twelfth
defei.t.
Williams
and
Harper
hit
homers.
Homers
by
Terry
and
Welch,
featured
the
game
n
which
New
York
moved
back
lnto
seejond
place
by
defeating
Chicago
Cubs.,
In
the
AmoHcan
League.
PhllaaVeJphla
Athletics
wan
their
third
straight
victory
tram
rV
Louis
Browns.
Barahaw
permitted
the
Browns
but
three
scattered
hits.
NATIONAL
LEAD
I'C
New
Tork
4:
Chicago
2.
Brooklyn
S;
'Pittsburg
7.
lloston
3:
Cincinnati
4.
Philadelphia
4;
St.
Loula
5.
AMLKICAN
LEAGCE
St.
Louis
0;
Philadelphia
4.
Detroit
4;
Washington
7.
COAST
LE.Mll
T.
Son
Francisco
U:
Hollywood
a.
Portland
1:
Oakland
t.
boa
Angela
I;
Mlaslons
.
Seattle
0:
Sacramento
4.
1
Around
The
World
;
With
Sport
Fans
x
(fiy
The
Tramp)
Waltsr
Hagen.
British
open
golf
champion,
will
play
a
return
aeventy-
iwo-hole
mii'ih,
July
34
and
26
with
4rrhie
Cnmpnton.
the
giant
Brltlah
profesflonul
titlebolder.
who
gave
Hagen
the
weirs'
drubbing
hr
ever
arcepted
In
tini'h
ip
FnKland
IftHt
Spring.
The
I:
M
ihiry--;x
hoi'
will
be
played
at
Sonrty
Bi.rr
Country
Club
ht
Way-
lsBeBnHvBeainBWaaslsnBBBHsaHaaBaKSfV
.rrrrm
JiKI-l'KD
TO
MAKE
NEW
ATHLETH
'
HISTORY:
Nellie
lxHi-HililaK.
1
'aicifiiu.
fini.-hiiij'
tin-
4.00-meiri'
relay
race
f..r
uciiruh
in
which
her
team
made
u
new
mark
of
50
;,etunds
flat
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
There
was
a
large
gathering
at
a
social
held
last
evening
In
the
Palish
Hall
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League,
the
event
proving
one
of
both
aucoewi
t.nd
enjoyment.
Prise
winners
at
cards
were:
Bridge
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Harold
Mc-Ewan:
consolation.
Mrs.
Curtln:
men's
first.
H.
A.
Ponder;
men's
consolation.
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaXtery.
Whist
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
R
B.
Wll-iw.
ladles'
oonsolatlon.
Kiss
Nlde
De-Marco;
men's
first,
Andy
McDonald:
men's
consolation.
Fire
Chief
D.
M.
McDonald.
The
attendance
prise
was
won
by
Mrs.
Clark
and
P.
Cravat
to
was
the
winner
of
s
raffle
for
a
cushion
Delicious
refreshment
were
served
,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Carrall
and
dancing
followed.
Music
was
by
Miss
j
Irene
Morrison'
orchestra
and
Harry
lAetori
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
Mrs.
J.
J.
Oillls
was
convener
of
the
committee
in
charge
and
asslstsnifi
were
'Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln,
Mlsa
Mary
Aatort
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
MeCormick.
LOCAL
NORWEGIANS
MEET
THEIR
CONSUL
.
Ludwlg
A
ii
her
t.
(wiiul-(ieneral
far
Canada,
(ireeled
st
Kreewthm
YrNterday
I
AflerniKMi
Some
forty
or
nfty
local
Jtorweglans
guthcred
yesterday
mftemoon
in
the
Mrtropole
Hall
to
meet
Ludwlg
Aubert
I
Montreal.
Norwegian
conMl-general
'.or
Canada.
Olof
Sanson,
Bweclih
vloe--onsul,
presided
in
the
absence
of
John
nybhrvn.
Norwegian
riee-eansul,
and
a
brief
address
wan
given
by'
Mr.
Aubert.
JncK
Seivig
replied
and
B.
M.
Simpson
I.ho
made
brief
remarks.
Karlier
in
the
day.
Mr
Aubert
had
i.-en
taken
to
various
point
if
inlereitt
a:
d
industry
around
the
city
by
his
'fllow-cc.untryman.
The
visitor
was
iceplv
impremed
by
what
he
aaw
here
end
expressed
confidence
as
to
the
port's
future
Mr.
Aubert
went
East
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton's
special
train
vestrrdty
afternonn.
TERRACE
Election
dsy
passed
off
quietly
here
but
with
both
side
putting
forth
great
efforts
which
resulted
in
a
larger
number
of
votes
being
csst
than
in
any
previous
election
A
total
or
vn
votes
were
caat-
lSB
Conservative,
lie
Liberal.
7
spoiled
snd
2
doubtful.
Thirty-one
absentee
votes
were
also
cast
Returns
were
secolvecl
at
the
Terrace
Theatre
during
the
movie
show
t
night.
"Mr."
and
lira
Trios.
lSddle
"VneTlam.
lly.
who
yrived.
from
Prince
tMpert
on
W(Uaay.
have
takw
the
Mbiisa
of
Arnold
Creelman
lor
the
summer
montiis.
Mm
II
C
Creelman
of
Uak
was
s
Visitor
haw
en
Wednesday
E.
T.
Kenney
returned
on
Wednea-day
from
Haaelton.
where
he
spoke
In
Liberal
interests.
EXCAVATING
WANTED
ROCK
OR
any
kind,
by
day
or
by
contract.
K!
Rosaiig.
183
WANTED
YOTJNO
MAN
TO
DRIVT
car.
Must
know
the
city
weU.
Valen-tat
Dairy.
1
"
'
AGENTS
WANTED
DISTRICT
MAW
AO
S
aOCHTS
I
Wonderful
ntw
discovery
PALCO-SEEL
really
seals
nail
punctures
without
removing
tire
from
rim.
Different-
Ouarantced
harmles
to
rubber.
Cannot
decompose
Lasts
life-
of
tire.
Money
maker
for
agents
Miller
made
tS7t
in
five
wjeks.
Write
for
prool
and
Free
Trial
Oiler
Psk-oieel
Manufacturing
Co.
Ltd..
Alexandria.
Ontario
AOBNT8
WANTED
TO
TAKE
ORDERS
lor
Canada
a
finest
line
of
Personal
Oreetlng
Card
-
Regal
Art
Company.
Manufacturers.
310
Spadina.
Toronto.
FOR
SALE
POH
BALE-
FIRST
CLASS
ROOMING
house;
twenty-six
rooms
fully
fur-nleKed
and
In
good
condition.
Ba-oellent
opportunity
for
a
counts.
Apply
T.
Mcdymont.
.
tf
OLD
NEWSPAPEPS
MAT
BE
USED
Ui-
stead
of
building
paper
m
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
price
on
large
quantities
Dally
News
FOR
SALE
LAUNCH
OWEN.
POTJI
Horsepower
Eostbops
engine.
all
oomplete
and
In
good
running
eon-dltion
Apply
Pullen.
Dally
News,
tf
FOR
SALE-
WAI.NUT
DINING
ROOM--suite.
Phone
7J.
JTI
FOU
RBiVT
"OR
RENT
CLAPPER
TON
HOUSE
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Rent
reasonable
ApprjClty
Tjeasurer.Clty
Hall
tf
OR
RENT-
-PIANOS,
PLATER-PIANOS.
Phonographs
and
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
u
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
FOUR
roomod
apartment
with
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
547
tf
FOR
RENT
-
FOUR
ROOM
APART-ment.
hot
water
heated
Apply
Smith
ft
Mallett.
Ltd.
tf
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-menu
-
Apply
Musssllem
Oraoary.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOMS;
u'.o
nm;i
suite.
Phone
Green
OM
HOUSEK
FOR
KENT
w
BEAIJl
HOUSE
NEAR
CATHOLIC
I
Church
at
sao.oo.
1
sixth
Avenue
Went
at
135
00.
Ninth
AveRM,
rooms.
tlbM
and
aaother
gtRftO.
i
Tbess-
are
aH
modern.
144
Sixth
Ae-ime
West
for
sale
r.
W.
IIAHT
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Kord
Ton
Truck,
panel
body
..
I1M.M
Pord
Ton
Truck.
Chassis
enly.
;
aurter
type
tlMSS
Ford
Roadster
delivery,
tftt,
1
good
condition
4178.00
Oakland
Sedan.
192R.
four
wheel
brakes,
baloon
Ursa
tin
08
Two
Ton
Traffic
Truck,
new
;
tlre"
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Terma
can
be
arranged
on
above
ears
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UAHWli:
Phone
83.
27.
The
party
will
be
taken
to
the
lake
on
F
Nlghtwlae's
oar
and
will
have
lunch
at
the
Xaluea
Lake
Hotel.
!
Mrs.
A.
Ohnsburg
of
Prtnoe
Rupert.
ho
has
spent
the
past
week
in
Ter-
ruce
with
frieiiua.
returned
home
on
1
huibduy.
The
Aug
lean
picnic
wiiiaa
waa
lo
lasaa
neen
acna
mm
Thaawtay
haartoor.
oiS
1'insvmsnsie
wwaunrr.
me
children
were
taken
for
a
very
entoyable
motor
ride
by
A.
W.
Robinson
John
Wlllman
of
Usk
wss
a
vim
tor
here
on
Thursday.
Bev.
and
Mrs
Wnv
Allan
were
at,
Lekelae
Lake
on
Thursday,
setting
up
camps
and
getting
things
in
readiness
for
takinir
th
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ran
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have
been
made
to
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canvas.
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FOUR
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George
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Alberta
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park
park
oentre
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will
will
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
land.
Mass.,
while
the
second
half
will
be
staged
over
the
Westchester
Blitmore
links
at
Bye.
N
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Although
the
financial
arrangements
were
not
made
known
today,
the
pro
stars
probably
win
play
or
a
puree
exceeding
ai.000.
Them
aye
downs
upon
downs
of
women's
lacrosse
teams
in
England
where
the
Canadian
pastime
has
superceded
field
hookey
la
many
schools,
say
the
Toronto
Globe.
It
has
also
been
token
up
in
soma
of
the
girls
toUegee
of
the
Baatern
States,
and
there
ere
several
teams
la
Southern
California
where
the
game
was
Introduced
by
the
Canadian
colony
Now
British
Columbia
has
gone
In
for
It.
Lacrosse
has
been
played
by
girls'
teams
there
for
some
years,
but
never
to
the
extent
that
It
prevails
this
season.
SUCCESSFUL
SOCIAL
BY
CATHOLIC
LADIES
Event
lJtl
N'lRlit
In
481111
Hall
Was
Well
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and
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and
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July
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on
the
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Avenue
at
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and
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barrelled
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sell
at
very
rea"i..
will
pay
you
to
give
our
Windows.
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